Random Motors Project Submission: Name - Neethu Nair
Random Motors Project Submission: Name - Neethu Nair
Submission
Name – Neethu Nair
Q-1a) Formulate the null hypotheses to check whether the new models are
performing as per the desired design specifications.
Top speed HO : Mean = 140 km/hr Top speed HO : Mean = 210 km/hr
Q-1b) Formulate the alternate hypotheses to check whether the new models
are performing as per the desired design specifications.
Top speed H1 : Mean ≠ 140 km/hr Top speed H1 : Mean ≠ 210 km/hr
Q-2) In order to comment on whether the design specifications are being
matched or not, perform relevant hypothesis tests and calculate the p-value for
each. What will you conclude? Assume you are performing the tests at 95%
confidence level.
For Rocinante36: Conclusion
Equation: Sales = 50.7231 - 0.7950*Price + 8.3063*Mileage Equation: Sales = 0.2208*Top Speed - 0.1867*Price - 13.4476
Predicted Sales(in units): 227897.23 (In Units) Predicted Sales(in units): 25264.85 (In Units)
Q-5) Based on sales prediction, what is the overall predicted profit for
Rocinante36 model and Marengo32 model ?
From the above table, it can be derived that the higher impact due to the increase in
price is on Rocinante36.
Reason: As per the regression equation, the regression coefficient for price of
Rocinante36 is higher than that of Marengo32. This higher regression coefficient is
reason for the high impact on the sales in Rocinante36 models.
Q-8) After developing the regression equation for both models (Rocinante and Marengo), if you
analyse the p values for coefficients in the regression results, you will notice that some of the
regression variables (top speed, mileage and price) are insignificant. Remove the insignificant
regression variables from your selection and rebuild the regression model using only significant
variables. Compare the Adjusted R square value for the new and old regression model. Do you
notice any change in Adjusted R square value? If yes, explain the reason for the change.
From the new regression model (ignoring the insignificant variable), there is a slight
increase on the Adjusted R Square observed for both models. The increase in adjusted
R Square indicates that the new term improves the model fit (I.e. the ignored variable
has no contribution to the model goodness of fit).